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The Arrival

by: Hypocrisy

Release Date April 12, 2004
In the past few months, Hypocrisy seem to have had a lot more media interest thrown their way,ever since blowing Dimmu borgir off stage in london, seems to have increased thier profile, at least to these eyes anyway,but with now nine studio albums into their career, this could be seen as a tad late!. still, it only makes "The Arrival" seem like a sensible direction to go in, after years developing their sound through their studio work, they have become a band that could easily fit any metal bill and as a result of their desire to keep pushing their sound in different directions, they have never sounded dated or tired. But while this new album has a more singular distinctive vocal performance from peter, some interesting guitar and keys effects ... Read More:

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Catch 22 (V2.0.08)

by: Hypocrisy

Release Date May 12, 2008
is this the same catch 22 that did keasby knights cos it sure doesnt sound like it

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10 Years of Chaos and Confusion (Ltd Edition)

by: Hypocrisy

Release Date August 06, 2001
is this the same catch 22 that did keasby knights cos it sure doesnt sound like it

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Into the Abyss

by: Hypocrisy

Release Date September 04, 2000
After becoming a star in his homeland of Sweden, many would have predicted that Peter Tatgren and his Hypocrisy buddies would soften under the inevitable commercial pressure. Wrong. Don't believe me? Just listen to this album. Simple as that. Not taking their cues from the previous years 'Hypocrisy' album, the band have returned to their original, more Death Metal sound which they utilised on their first few albums, instead of following the more slower, atmospherically-charged 'Hypocrisy'. 'Legions Descend' opens the album. And what an opener: blasting drums, screaming guitars, and Tagtren's vocals filled with venom. Also of note is that the band have returned to their more Satanic leanings of old, lyrically. When Tagtren screams, "Satan's ... Read More:

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Penetralia

by: Hypocrisy

Release Date January 21, 2002
Hypocrisy Were one of those bands that had it all. But due to the mass marketing of the death metal labels at exactly the time they released this debut, they never made the running. Maybe thats a bit harsh. They certainly carved out a name for themselves in the death metal circles of Europe, and to a small extent the US too. I suppose I really mean that they missed out on World wide success the likes of which Morbid Angel, Obituary and their ilk had already assured themselves of. Even Nuclear Blast had its own pet bands that it seemed to push more than the rest. Gorefest were probably the best example. And so this couldn't have been a great thing for Hypocrisy.
Which is a shame because Hypocrisy play damn fine death metal.
On its release I personally ... Read More:

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Virus: +DVD

by: Hypocrisy

Release Date September 19, 2005
I'm new for this band but this album is amazing... now I've extended my list of great metal songs. if yo are a heavy metal's fan, yo should add this to your collection

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Abducted

by: Hypocrisy

Release Date January 21, 2002
You will be hooked to this album as soon as you hear the intro! And then the first track kicks in to life and thing just get better and better. Abducted is one top quality piece of work! Roswell 47 is a classic track and the whole album just flows from one quality track to another. I've owned this album for about eight years now (it was originally released in 1996) and i still dont get bored of hearing it. A good addition to any album collection!

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Virus

by: Hypocrisy

Release Date November 01, 2005
I'm new for this band but this album is amazing... now I've extended my list of great metal songs. if yo are a heavy metal's fan, yo should add this to your collection

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Penetralia

by: Hypocrisy

Release Date May 12, 2008
Hypocrisy Were one of those bands that had it all. But due to the mass marketing of the death metal labels at exactly the time they released this debut, they never made the running. Maybe thats a bit harsh. They certainly carved out a name for themselves in the death metal circles of Europe, and to a small extent the US too. I suppose I really mean that they missed out on World wide success the likes of which Morbid Angel, Obituary and their ilk had already assured themselves of. Even Nuclear Blast had its own pet bands that it seemed to push more than the rest. Gorefest were probably the best example. And so this couldn't have been a great thing for Hypocrisy.
Which is a shame because Hypocrisy play damn fine death metal.
On its release I personally hadn't ... Read More:

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The Arrival [VINYL]

by: Hypocrisy

Release Date May 17, 2004
Hypocrisy Were one of those bands that had it all. But due to the mass marketing of the death metal labels at exactly the time they released this debut, they never made the running. Maybe thats a bit harsh. They certainly carved out a name for themselves in the death metal circles of Europe, and to a small extent the US too. I suppose I really mean that they missed out on World wide success the likes of which Morbid Angel, Obituary and their ilk had already assured themselves of. Even Nuclear Blast had its own pet bands that it seemed to push more than the rest. Gorefest were probably the best example. And so this couldn't have been a great thing for Hypocrisy.
Which is a shame because Hypocrisy play damn fine death metal.
On its release I personally hadn't ... Read More: